... them in their work, and | concluded expressing the hope that they would ' spared many years of happiness to celebrate their golden wedding. Mrs. Wilkinson (who spoke with deep emotion) first acknowledged the gift. a few well-chosen words, she assured her ...

... EABTGATE WHARF AID WEST GATE BTORBB. OPVICK : 216, HIGH STREET, (OPPOSITE THE FITZROT LIMKARY% LEWES. KENT, TBS GARDEN OF ENGLAND. AND OBEAT KENT NURSERIES Produce not only the Inert possible FRUIT TREES. bat the bwifc rooted the Trade, and tome ACRES ...

... slaughter-house. Did produce any more clothing?* Yes, pair drab knee breeches, brown leggings, dark check cap, and a pair of boots. Was anything said about a knife?* Yes, I said, Have you a knife in your possession. He replied, I have never had one in ...

... Captain J. H. Mr. J. F. H. J. Wood, Mr. H. Middletonj Rogers, Mr Wingate, and Mr. W. Baldwin. The prisoner was brought up from Maidstone in the early morning, and when he entered the dock was attiied a blue serge suit, with white tie and collar, and overcoat ...

... Welle and districts— ranch: lib, Wesk-street, Maidstone. Head Office: 44, Sloans-Street, London, s.W. UNDEB-GAEDENER. WANTED, once, a steady, hard-working Man, as UNDER GARDENER, sad care posy, pig. sad clean boots sad knives; married, no family; wages week ...

... surrounding districts -Branch: 118, Wevk-street, Maidstone. Head Office: 44, Sloane-street, London, B.W. stf GARDENER, WANTED, at steady, hard-working Man, as UNDRR GABDKNBE, and cava sway, pig. and dean boots and knives; married, family; wages 16s. weak ...

... es and Mr. E. Slid worthy the —La* —Mr. R, Knights (Framfield) was eleeted member of the society.—Mr. F. W. Shrivell, 8., Golden Tonbndge, gave instraotive and interesting lecturewi Farther results of chemical manures in the garden. He illustrated his ...

... given the members the Barray Stag Hnnt and West Kent Hnnt, AS, H. Hollamby. Reserve, T. King. Glass B.—Colt filly, foaled in and bred by the exhibitor.—First prise, given by the members of the West Kent Hnnt, ifi, H. Hollamby. Sod, given by the £9, Mr* ...

... . W. C. end R. H. Johneon (nephew.). Mr. E. Lone, (Holliogbonrne), Mr. S. Godwin (Bedlow), Mr. F. Lone, (Dora) Mr. T. H. (Golden Green . The oeecased lady s remains were oonveyed from her late in Qnen, Hill to 8L Stephen'. Chnrebjerd e. gieeeraided car ...

... acres to 76 Bent £1 per acre.—Particulars Mr. J. CHATHAM. Lend Agent. Lewes. MID-KENT, the most pietnresque pert of the County, does Railway Station, miles from Maidstone. THE following VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES are OFFERED FOR SALE, nearly all with ...

... WoikhoDM CUCKFIELD with BUTCHER'S MEAT (Engli-h only). GROCERY, WINE and SPIRITS, CLOTHING, DRAPERY and BOOTS, for 27 ETtNSFIELD FARM, LEIGH, KENT (ebont tbrr [The Tender, for Clothing and Drapery accompan „. , rrm To „ brillgc Station, B.E. and O.B.) ...

... —Apply, stating wages, to J 8., Hawden Farm-cottages, Kent. tfi3 STATIONERY AND FANCY-As Young Lady ASSISTANT; five years' experience; good refer* bright, 6ft. sin. ; age 23. 8., 29, Douglas-road, Maidstone. tfs TRAVELLER (smart, energetic) REQUIRES BEENGAGEMENT; ...